#harold and kumar

[aquascopex]

SERVED?????

[kutner-elegist]

continuum

can’t decide how to match colorgrading lmao

[rosssnd]

i watched this while rly stoned and was so startlingly attracted to Kumar I passed out less than an hour in

[smibberz]

Needed to get them outta my system

[iensen-ackles]

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[unsafe1]

Fuck it

[house-md-imagines]

send kutners ass to white castle NEOW

i love this movie so much anon thank you for this request

[selfieignite]

2023.09.13

"We got the munchies for a fair deal!"

Kal Penn and John Cho rally striking actors in Hollywood.

[x] [x]

[lovgan]

real proof im number one harold and kumar Fan

[kurold04]

warner brothers couldn't even care to give us much for the 20th anniversary but at least kal shared rarely seen production photos from harold and kumar go to white castle on his instagram ! ! !

[casheugh]

Mmmh… cheez bergr

[smibberz]

Harold and Kumar

[iensen-ackles]

[sakebytheriver]

It's interesting, I don't think my father really ever thinks about the ways his identity as a mixed race Japanese man has affected his life and the way he moved through the world, because most of his life was spent around other poc and in communities that didn't really view him as an oddity so he never really had that explicit discriminatory experience where his race was made the defining piece of his identity if you know what I mean, but I have this distinct memory in my mind of the way he would talk about the movie "Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle", the way his eyes sparkled and his face lit up when he talked about this movie versus other films with similar vibes, but with all white casts instead. There was something about seeing the face of young John Cho dressed in clothes that could have come from my father's own closet go on a stupid stoner boy adventure with his brown friend that made my father happy in a way no other stupid stoner boy movie ever did before, it was the only one of those movies I ever remember him even talking about let alone the amount of times he would bring "Harold and Kumar" up in conversations completely unprompted, and maybe it was just the writing that hit him differently, but I have this vague memory of him saying something about how it stuck with him more because there had never been a movie like that starring Asian guys before, that the fun and cooky oddball roles never went to men who looked like my father, but it was his personality, he was the type of guy to try to go White Castle and end up on fifty comedic tangents when he was the same age as Harold and Kumar. It's just one of those things that I've never forgotten, I doubt he even knows how much those comments stuck with me all these years, but it was one of those moments as kid you can't forget, when you see a certain emotion on your parent's face that you've never seen before. It took me years to realize exactly what it was on his face and what it was about "Harold and Kumar" that made it so special to my dad, I don't even know how much he's aware of the fact that the representation in the movie is a big part of what endears him to it, but I think about it a lot. About how that one small bit of representation, in a movie most people would probably write off, made my dad feel seen in a way he never really did before

[asian-character-of-the-day]

Day 298

Today’s Asian character is Kumar Patel from Harold and Kumar!

He is Indian-American.